Board of County Commissioner Decisions - Public Hearing with notice 20 days prior

Measure 37 Claims Open for Comment
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Divide property into four lots and build one additional dwelling, (Currently the site has three existing dwellings. The request includes changing the two previously approved relative dwellings to primary dwellings).

Divide the property into 15 lots, one of which will support the existing single-family dwelling, construct a single-family dwelling on each vacant lot and develop a community water system to serve the proposed development.

Divide the property into 5 lots, build a single-family dwelling on each vacant lot (the site currently supports one single-family dwelling and several seasonal farm help dwelling), and develop a community water system to serve the new lots.

Divide the property into two lots and build one additional dwelling for a total of three dwellings. The existing parcel supports two dwellings, one being a temporary health hardship. One of the newly created parcels will support both of the existing dwellings and the temporary health hardship would become a permanent dwelling overiding its temporary status.

"Claim against each and every land use regulation that restricts use of the property and has the effect of reducing the fair market value of the property." (The applicant did not provide specific proposed uses of the property.)

Increase the number of lots approved in claim #37CL0053 to 41 lots and a total of 36 new dwellings and to increase the number of lots approved in claim #37CL0054 to 24 lots and a total of 20 new dwellings. The claimant also proposes to use one of the new lots to store RV's and boats owned by occupants of the development, and to develop a community water system to serve the entire development.
ONE TIME ONLY MEASURE 37 FEE PAID

Increase the number of lots approved in claim #37CL0053 to 41 lots and a total of 36 new dwellings and to increase the number of lots approved in claim #37CL0054 to 24 lots and a total of 20 new dwellings. The claimant also proposes to use one of the new lots to store RV's and boats owned by occupants of the development, and to develop a community water system to serve the entire development.
ONE TIME ONLY MEASURE 37 FEE PAID

Development options available at date of acquisition (5/25/42) including but not limited to single family dwellings on minimum size lots (20 acre minimum lot size and one dwelling using $10,000 income standard applies).

Divide tax lot 902 into two lots and build a dwelling on each lot, divide tax lot 1000 into three lots and build dwelling on each lot (for a total of five lots and new dwellings), and adjust property lines between the two parcels.

Divide tax lot 902 into two lots and build a dwelling on each lot, divide tax lot 1000 into three lots and build dwelling on each lot (for a total of five lots and new dwellings), and adjust property lines between the two parcels.

Divide property into 3 lots and build 2 additional dwellings on each vacant lot. Permit outdoor parking of five or more vehicles and permit parking and storage of cargo containers and tractor trailers as a use permitted by right.

Divide property into 3 lots and build 2 additional dwellings on each vacant lot. Permit outdoor parking of five or more vehicles and permit parking and storage of cargo containers and tractor trailers as a use permitted by right.

Adjust the property lines between the subject parcels moving tax lot 300 and 101 on the northeast side of the railroad tracks and convert the existing relative farm related dwelling to a primary farm dwelling using the 1988 $10,000 farm dwelling standards.

Adjust the property lines between the subject parcels moving tax lot 300 and 101 on the northeast side of the railroad tracks and convert the existing relative farm related dwelling to a primary farm dwelling using the 1988 $10,000 farm dwelling standards.

Adjust the property lines between the subject parcels moving tax lot 300 and 101 on the northeast side of the railroad tracks and convert the existing relative farm related dwelling to a primary farm dwelling using the 1988 $10,000 farm dwelling standards.

TL800 Divide existing 11.06 acres into separate equal size tracts and improve each lot with a single family dwelling. TL900 Divide existing 70.98 acres into seven individual parcels of equal size and improve each of six parcels with a single family dwelling and retain existing dwelling on 7th lot.

TL800 Divide existing 11.06 acres into separate equal size tracts and improve each lot with a single family dwelling. TL900 Divide existing 70.98 acres into seven individual parcels of equal size and improve each of six parcels with a single family dwelling and retain existing dwelling on 7th lot.

Divide tax lot 1700 into 5 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on each vacant lot and divide tax lot 1702 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on each vacant lot.

Divide tax lot 1700 into 5 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on each vacant lot and divide tax lot 1702 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on each vacant lot.

Divide the property into 21 lots and build a dwelling on each vacant lot. (NOTE: The claimant obtained the property in 1984 and 1985 when the EFU District had a minimum lot area requirement of 76 acres, therefore a waiver of the current regulations will not permit the proposed land division.)

Divide lot 601 into 3 lots and build a dwelling on the vacant lot; divide lot 604 into 4 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the two vacant lots; divide lot 605 into 4 lots and build a dwelling on each vacant lot; and divide lot 609 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the vacant lot.

Divide lot 601 into 3 lots and build a dwelling on the vacant lot; divide lot 604 into 4 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the two vacant lots; divide lot 605 into 4 lots and build a dwelling on each vacant lot; and divide lot 609 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the vacant lot.

Divide lot 601 into 3 lots and build a dwelling on the vacant lot; divide lot 604 into 4 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the two vacant lots; divide lot 605 into 4 lots and build a dwelling on each vacant lot; and divide lot 609 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the vacant lot.

Divide lot 601 into 3 lots and build a dwelling on the vacant lot; divide lot 604 into 4 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the two vacant lots; divide lot 605 into 4 lots and build a dwelling on each vacant lot; and divide lot 609 into 2 lots (one for the existing dwelling) and build a dwelling on the vacant lot.

Divide the property into 2 lots, build a dwelling on each vacant lot, and develop a rock quarry on the site. (Note: If the claimant cannot provide any evidence that the current standards of Section 379 restrict the property, than Section 379 will not be waived.)

Divide the property into 22 lots (one for each of the existing dwellings), build a dwelling on each vacant lot, and develop a rock quarry on the site. (Note: If the claimant cannot provide any evidence that the current standards of Section 379 restrict the property, than Section 379 will not be waived.

Divide the property into 40 or more lots (one for the existing dwelling on tax lot 100), build a single-family dwelling on each vacant lot, adjust property lines between the subject parcels, and develop a community water system to serve the proposed development.

Divide the property into 40 or more lots (one for the existing dwelling on tax lot 100), build a single-family dwelling on each vacant lot, adjust property lines between the subject parcels, and develop a community water system to serve the proposed development.

Divide the property into 40 or more lots (one for the existing dwelling on tax lot 100), build a single-family dwelling on each vacant lot, adjust property lines between the subject parcels, and develop a community water system to serve the proposed development.

Summary of Restrictive Land Use Laws, Regulations, and Ordinances
Section 7 of Oregon House Bill 3661 (1993 are. Laws 792), passed into law on September 7. 1993 and codified as O.R.S. 215.780, requires all counties to comply with a minimum lot or parcel size of 80 acres in land designated exclusive far use. We have attached the relevant portions of H.B. 3661 for reference. (See Tab 11).
State land use laws are implemented in Washington County through the County's Comprehensive Plan as well as the Community Development Code. The relevant portions of the Development Code, the Agriculture and Forest District (AF-20) and Future Development 20 Acre District (FD-20), are attached for reference. (See Tab 7). The Development Code implements the Comprehensive Plan, which has been acknowledged to be in compliance with the Statewide Planning Goals.
In addition to the restrictions imposed by the Community Development Code, the 2020 Transportation Plan also imposes restrictions on the property that has diminished its value. Specifically, the 2020 Transportation Plan provides for SW 175th Avenue to be realigned to bisect the Cemetery's property. (See Tab 9).
The Cemetery seeks waiver of all State and County land use regulations that diminish the value of its property, enacted since December of 1969, including but not necessarily limited to: the Statewide Planning Goals (in particular Goal 3), ORS 215.213, 215.263, 215.284, and 215.780, OAR 660 division 33, the Washington County Community Development Code Sections 308 and 344 and the Washington County 2020 Transportation Plan. This includes both regulations currently in place as well as regulations enacted after December 1969, but since superseded or replaced.

Summary of Restrictive Land Use Laws, Regulations, and Ordinances
Section 7 of Oregon House Bill 3661 (1993 are. Laws 792), passed into law on September 7. 1993 and codified as O.R.S. 215.780, requires all counties to comply with a minimum lot or parcel size of 80 acres in land designated exclusive far use. We have attached the relevant portions of H.B. 3661 for reference. (See Tab 11).
State land use laws are implemented in Washington County through the County's Comprehensive Plan as well as the Community Development Code. The relevant portions of the Development Code, the Agriculture and Forest District (AF-20) and Future Development 20 Acre District (FD-20), are attached for reference. (See Tab 7). The Development Code implements the Comprehensive Plan, which has been acknowledged to be in compliance with the Statewide Planning Goals.
In addition to the restrictions imposed by the Community Development Code, the 2020 Transportation Plan also imposes restrictions on the property that has diminished its value. Specifically, the 2020 Transportation Plan provides for SW 175th Avenue to be realigned to bisect the Cemetery's property. (See Tab 9).
The Cemetery seeks waiver of all State and County land use regulations that diminish the value of its property, enacted since December of 1969, including but not necessarily limited to: the Statewide Planning Goals (in particular Goal 3), ORS 215.213, 215.263, 215.284, and 215.780, OAR 660 division 33, the Washington County Community Development Code Sections 308 and 344 and the Washington County 2020 Transportation Plan. This includes both regulations currently in place as well as regulations enacted after December 1969, but since superseded or replaced.

Summary of Restrictive Land Use Laws, Regulations, and Ordinances
Section 7 of Oregon House Bill 3661 (1993 are. Laws 792), passed into law on September 7. 1993 and codified as O.R.S. 215.780, requires all counties to comply with a minimum lot or parcel size of 80 acres in land designated exclusive far use. We have attached the relevant portions of H.B. 3661 for reference. (See Tab 11).
State land use laws are implemented in Washington County through the County's Comprehensive Plan as well as the Community Development Code. The relevant portions of the Development Code, the Agriculture and Forest District (AF-20) and Future Development 20 Acre District (FD-20), are attached for reference. (See Tab 7). The Development Code implements the Comprehensive Plan, which has been acknowledged to be in compliance with the Statewide Planning Goals.
In addition to the restrictions imposed by the Community Development Code, the 2020 Transportation Plan also imposes restrictions on the property that has diminished its value. Specifically, the 2020 Transportation Plan provides for SW 175th Avenue to be realigned to bisect the Cemetery's property. (See Tab 9).
The Cemetery seeks waiver of all State and County land use regulations that diminish the value of its property, enacted since December of 1969, including but not necessarily limited to: the Statewide Planning Goals (in particular Goal 3), ORS 215.213, 215.263, 215.284, and 215.780, OAR 660 division 33, the Washington County Community Development Code Sections 308 and 344 and the Washington County 2020 Transportation Plan. This includes both regulations currently in place as well as regulations enacted after December 1969, but since superseded or replaced.

Summary of Restrictive Land Use Laws, Regulations, and Ordinances
Section 7 of Oregon House Bill 3661 (1993 are. Laws 792), passed into law on September 7. 1993 and codified as O.R.S. 215.780, requires all counties to comply with a minimum lot or parcel size of 80 acres in land designated exclusive far use. We have attached the relevant portions of H.B. 3661 for reference. (See Tab 11).
State land use laws are implemented in Washington County through the County's Comprehensive Plan as well as the Community Development Code. The relevant portions of the Development Code, the Agriculture and Forest District (AF-20) and Future Development 20 Acre District (FD-20), are attached for reference. (See Tab 7). The Development Code implements the Comprehensive Plan, which has been acknowledged to be in compliance with the Statewide Planning Goals.
In addition to the restrictions imposed by the Community Development Code, the 2020 Transportation Plan also imposes restrictions on the property that has diminished its value. Specifically, the 2020 Transportation Plan provides for SW 175th Avenue to be realigned to bisect the Cemetery's property. (See Tab 9).
The Cemetery seeks waiver of all State and County land use regulations that diminish the value of its property, enacted since December of 1969, including but not necessarily limited to: the Statewide Planning Goals (in particular Goal 3), ORS 215.213, 215.263, 215.284, and 215.780, OAR 660 division 33, the Washington County Community Development Code Sections 308 and 344 and the Washington County 2020 Transportation Plan. This includes both regulations currently in place as well as regulations enacted after December 1969, but since superseded or replaced.

"Develop the property at the density allowed on the date she acquired an ownership interest in the property. The desired density should be allowed without regard to any restrictions (overlays, buffers, wetlands, etc. that are in excess of those imposed by the United States Corp of Engineers) in the alternative, the claimant requests that she be reimbursed the amount established by an appraisal".

"Develop the property at the density allowed on the date she acquired an ownership interest in the property. The desired density should be allowed without regard to any restrictions (overlays, buffers, wetlands, etc. that are in excess of those imposed by the United States Corp of Engineers) in the alternative, the claimant requests that she be reimbursed the amount established by an appraisal".

Develop property at density allowed on date they or their family acquired an ownership interest in property. The density should be allowed without regard to any restrictions [overlays, buffers, wetlands, etc. that are in excess of those imposed by the united states corp or engineers]

Develop property at density allowed on date they or their family acquired an ownership interest in property. The density should be allowed without regard to any restrictions [overlays, buffers, wetlands, etc. that are in excess of those imposed by the united states corp or engineers]

Develop a private park and camp ground on the site. The claimant has previously obtained approval for Claims 37CL0176, 37CL0177, and 37CL0178 waiving the 2005 CDC Sections (1) 342-3.3.A, 342-4.2.A, and 342-6.1; (2) 422; (3) 423-6; (4) All subsections of 428-4 except for 428-4.1.A (5), 428-4.4.D, and 428-4.5; (5) All subsections of 430-25.2, including the prohibition on water and electric hookups in 430-25.2.D, but excepting the remainder of Section 430-25.2.D; and (6) 430-88. As a part of the development of the site the claimant has requested approval to not pave or gravel the large event parking areas and a decrease in the required setback for campsites.

Develop a private park and camp ground on the site. The claimant has previously obtained approval for Claims 37CL0176, 37CL0177, and 37CL0178 waiving the 2005 CDC Sections (1) 342-3.3.A, 342-4.2.A, and 342-6.1; (2) 422; (3) 423-6; (4) All subsections of 428-4 except for 428-4.1.A (5), 428-4.4.D, and 428-4.5; (5) All subsections of 430-25.2, including the prohibition on water and electric hookups in 430-25.2.D, but excepting the remainder of Section 430-25.2.D; and (6) 430-88. As a part of the development of the site the claimant has requested approval to not pave or gravel the large event parking areas and a decrease in the required setback for campsites.

Develop a private park and camp ground on the site. The claimant has previously obtained approval for Claims 37CL0176, 37CL0177, and 37CL0178 waiving the 2005 CDC Sections (1) 342-3.3.A, 342-4.2.A, and 342-6.1; (2) 422; (3) 423-6; (4) All subsections of 428-4 except for 428-4.1.A (5), 428-4.4.D, and 428-4.5; (5) All subsections of 430-25.2, including the prohibition on water and electric hookups in 430-25.2.D, but excepting the remainder of Section 430-25.2.D; and (6) 430-88. As a part of the development of the site the claimant has requested approval to not pave or gravel the large event parking areas and a decrease in the required setback for campsites.

Divide the property into up to 43 lots, build a dwelling on each vacant lot (currently the site has one existing dwelling), and extend a water line outside the UGB to serve the proposed development or develop a community water system.

Remove temporary health hardship discription for manufactured dwellin and subdivide portion of property into 3-5 acre parcels for family member use and possible additional residential development depending on county land use review